White Pine sent a tanker, a chief officer and three personnel to assist Cocke County crews at a large industrial fire at a Limitless Solutions site.

City leaders met this week to update Murfreesboro’s 2050 transportation plan as TDOT's I-24 Choice Lanes and local projects force choices about widening, signals and transit.

Adams & Reese expanded its Nashville footprint with about 5,500 square feet at Broadwest’s tower, adding capacity on the 17th floor to support local growth.

A 6 p.m. community meeting will review Silo Bend plans to redevelop a vacant 51st Ave N parcel into retail, office and housing near The Nations' silo. Councilmember Brandon Taylor has invited neighbors to weigh in.

Lawmakers approved HB2366 to centralize rules for tourism development zones, limiting local road closures and shifting enforcement to state agencies and troopers.

Crews demolished the Thompson Photo Products building in Knoxville, ending a century-old chapter for the city's photography shop.

The Tennessee Supreme Court temporarily blocked a lower-court order that would have let reporters see more of executions, restoring the previous viewing rules as appeals continue. The decision comes ahead of a May 21 execution date.

Models show moisture and wind shear returning across the Plains this weekend; Middle Tennessee's storm chances rise into the week of April 19–25. Local preparedness is advised.

Two armed suspects assaulted an armored‑truck guard and stole cash from an Ascend Federal ATM on W. Clark Blvd.; Murfreesboro detectives are investigating.

Talkin' Tacos filed permits for a 2,562‑sq‑ft space at 135 2nd Ave N and is targeting a July 26, 2026 opening in downtown Nashville.

A man who jumped from Victory Memorial Bridge into thick brush along the Cumberland River was rescued by Nashville firefighters and then arrested after a trespassing call.

A 727‑acre Franklin estate at 998 Dickinson Lane closed for $35 million on March 13, marking one of Tennessee’s largest residential land deals. The listing had been on MLS more than a year.

Local advocates will hand out more than 500 flyers next Saturday in North Nashville to renew interest in the unsolved killing of 74‑year‑old Harriet Edwards.